Healthier people. Lower costs. Smarter healthcare.
Noom is more than a weight loss program—it’s a mind-first lifestyle change for lasting health. That means more savings for your organization in the long run.
A smarter path to lasting cardiometabolic health.
Noom combines clinical support with psychology to help people lose weight and reduce health risks, while lowering your organization’s costs.
A revolutionary approach with real results.
Proven outcomes in 50+ peer-reviewed publications and 10+ academic medical research collaborations.
Employee adoption across the eligible population.1
Of members who lost ≥ 10% of their weight maintained at least 5% weight loss 1 year after Noom.3
One platform. Four solutions. Total population health.
Noom works for weight loss.
Noom’s psychology-based program has proven effective for millions of people around the globe for over 15 years. Not only does it help people lose weight, but it offers a holistic approach to healthy living with all the support needed to maintain it. With Noom, you can improve population health while lowering your overall healthcare costs.
Healthy weight loss adds up to healthcare savings.
- Techniques that teach people the “why” behind their habits and how to change them.
- Daily lessons tailored to each person’s goals.
- One-on-one coaching and peer support to help improve outcomes.
- Seamless platform experience with AI food logging, automated movement tracking, and device integration for easy progress monitoring.
- GLP-1 Companion provides tailored lifestyle support for those taking a GLP-1 or other anti-obesity medication.
Noom is recognized by the CDC for diabetes prevention.
Prediabetes is a costly population health problem, with one in three American adults affected by prediabetes and 80% unaware of their condition4. With Noom’s CDC-recognized Diabetes Prevention Program that has earned Full Plus Recognition, organizations can offer the highest-quality, evidence-based diabetes prevention, reducing the incidence of this costly chronic disease.
Build up healthier habits, drive down the risk of diabetes.
- Techniques that teach people the “why” behind their habits and how to change them.
- Daily lessons tailored to each person’s goals.
- One-on-one support from DPP lifestyle coaches who are trained in diabetes prevention.
- Comprehensive monitoring of members’ routine to help deepen their awareness of the areas to focus on.
- Tech-enabled experience that automates food logging, tracks movement, and integrates seamlessly with people’s devices.
- Awarded Full Plus Recognition by the CDC.
Diabetes management is no small feat. That’s where Noom comes in.
People with type 2 diabetes don’t always have the easiest time managing it. When 47% have uncontrolled A1C levels5, 89% are overweight or suffer from obesity6, and 76% struggle with consistent physical activity7–the numbers speak for themselves. Noom’s psychology-driven Diabetes Management Program helps those suffering from type 2 diabetes manage their A1C levels, assess risk factors, and build sustainable healthy habits, guiding them to a tailored lifestyle change that aids in long-term glycemic control.
A sustainable approach to obesity treatment.
- Personalized condition coaching that provides guidance on clinical protocols.
- Blood glucose management that guides people towards healthier habits.
- Tailored learning path to help understand and manage common challenges they may face.
- Macro monitoring with tracking tools and detailed meal analysis.
- Diabetes-specific community circle that offers a supportive environment to members.
- 1:1 support and personalized clinical care with diabetes experts.*
- Medication management when clinically appropriate.*
*Available late 2025.
Noom works for the clinical treatment of obesity.
Breakthrough medications, like GLP-1s, have revolutionized obesity care. While these medications have proven effective, they can be costly and much less effective in sustaining weight loss on their own. With Noom Med, our powerful obesity care solution, we match biology with psychology to deliver better outcomes at a lower overall cost for long-term success.
A sustainable approach to obesity treatment.
- One-on-one care from a specialized obesity clinician.
- Integrated lab testing to assess metabolic health.
- Evaluation of hidden biological factors causing weight gain.
- Prescribed medication when clinically necessary.
- SmartRX pharmacy carve-out solution fulfills GLP-1s medications at the lowest net cost without the complexity of rebates, with the flexibility to set custom copays separate from other covered medications.
- GLP-1 Companion provides tailored lifestyle support for those taking a GLP-1 or other anti-obesity medication.
Trusted by leading organizations.
Run the numbers.
Based on research of third party claims data, Noom’s weight loss program can generate more than 2x ROI for users with a 25 BMI score and above. This calculator is a tool to help visualize potential health cost savings for your higher risk population.
Rooted in science, backed by medical expertise.
Rooted in science, backed by medical expertise.
“As a science-based company that pairs a comprehensive clinical approach with our award-winning behavior change program, Noom has created a path where sustainable, long-term health outcomes are possible for those struggling with obesity and associated metabolic disease.”
Dr. Adonis Saremi
Noom’s Chief Medical Officer
Lasting results are worth celebrating.
- Noom internal book of business data.
- Based on a retrospective study of self-reported data of pounds lost for active versus passive users who were offered the Noom program when being prescribed an early stage GLP-1.
- Weight loss maintenance after a digital commercial behavior change program (Noom Weight): Observational cross-sectional survey study of Noom Weight users that lost at least 10% of their body weight on Noom and maintained at least 10% lost for 24 months.
- Cleveland Clinic. “Prediabetes.”
- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. “Diabetes Data and Research.”
- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. “Diabetes Data and Research.”
- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. “Diabetes Data and Research.”
